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Jonathan Carter
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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Solo 401K - Ordinary Income in ROTH account

Jonathan Carter
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
Posted

Hello BP, 

I'm rolling my old employee 401k into a Solo 401k with the help of @Dmitriy Fomichenko  Sense Financial Services. I'm keeping all the different balances in separate bank accounts. I don't have a CPA so wanted to see if the community can help. 

My question is for reporting and filling purposes do I need to distinguish and keep separate, taxable money in my ROTH account and non-Roth taxable monies?

How or why I have taxable dollars in my ROTH account  I don't know.

For example:

I have 3 accounts 

Roth - $8

Roth Pre-Tax - $2

Non-Roth Pre-Tax - $90

I want to move the $2 and the $90 into the same account, so I'll have 2 accounts.

Roth- $8

Non-Roth - $92

I've attached a sterilized copy of the Distribution Statement from Fidelity. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2fKR0DGIhojWmpJ...

Thanks!

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